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The holidays are a wonderful time of year. There are so many fun and festive opportunities to get together to

19 Tips to Help Your Autistic Child Thrive in School

It can be difficult enough to navigate the waters of school as a neurotypical student, but for children on the

She was understandably terrified. Her husband has Alzheimer’s. Even though the doorknobs had been removed from inside her Corinth home,

Repetition and imitation are important parts for speech and language acquisition. This is a natural process in growing up. However,

It’s no surprise to anyone who knows me that I preach that you have to attend to your marriage, first

Eye contact has a significant place in nonverbal communication behavior. It often means and indicates that people would like to

In many ways, dating is an extension of friendship. If you haven’t yet, please read my four-part series on friendship.

Autism and neurodiversity are still often misunderstood both within the medical community and amongst loved ones, friends, and anyone else

This guest blog post is by 24-year-old Nicholas Courgi of Fayetteville, NY. Nicholas recently spoke at an Autism Caregivers Brunch

When my boys were little, our house was chaos! It was filled with screams I didn’t understand, and frustration levels